Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-03-20
DON'T you z
RSw shreSd BusiResS Men Have
Solved . Great Problem.

"Ia there a fatality among our
prominent menu" is q question that
we often ask. II il \ question that
perplexes our leading medical men,
and they are ut u loss to know how
to answer 1t.
We sometimes think that il the
physicians would give part Of the
energy To the consideration of this
question that they give To combating
ioher schools OF practice, 1t might Le
satisfactorily answered.
The fights of "ismS" reminds us
often OF the quarrelI Of old Indian
tribes. that We're only happy when
they were anninilatins each other.
II AllOrathy makes 4 discovery
that promises god To the race,
Homeopathy derilcs it aud breaks
down its influence. II Homeopathy
makes Il discovery that promises To-
hc u boom 10 the race, .Allupa;hy
attacks it.
1t is absurd tha; tlesc schools
should fancy that all OF good i in
(..eir methods and none il any other.
Fo tunaiely for the people. the
merit which these ''ismS will not
recognize, is recognized by the pub
lie. and tins public recognition,
taking the form ii 4 demand upon
the medical profession, eventually
cu:nIclS IL 10 ic"0cniEc Il.
IL II possible that the question has
been answered 10y shrrwI business
ncn? \ prominent man once sail
To- an enquirer. who asked him how
lac gut rich. - got rich Lcraisr
dIl things while o;hcr rcapl, were
thinking about doing tIlr:n." IL
seems To us that the public have rec.
o.ulZcl what this fatality is, an;
how It can be mr:, Will the medical
profession have been wranglin.
aJuut it.
Bv Il careful examination OF in
s.!rancc reports We find that there
las been = sharp reform with refer
cncc To examinations, iand that NJ
man can rOw get ANY amount of in
surlucc who has tine least develop.
mcnt of kidney disorder, hc~au-c
they find that sixty ont Of every
h mdr"d in this country 10. either
iii ertly or indirectly, suffer from
kidney disease. Hence. no reliable
company will insure 4 man cxccp
after u rigid urinary examination.
This reminds ~ ui u little instance
which occurred Il short time ago. \
fellow editor WAS an applicant for a
respectable amount Oi INSURANCE. He
Mas rejected on examination, hr-
cLusc, unknown to himself, his Xii
n,vs were diScasrl. The shrrwI
AGENT, however, did not give M the
case. lie had an eve To- business.
and TO hiS commission, and said:
Don't YOU worry; yOu yet 4 hall.
d"lcn bottles "f Warmers safe cure.
take il according 10 directions az!
IN about . month rome around. and
We Will have another examination.
! know You viii find Yourself all
ri.ht AMI VII yet your I"l c."
The editor expressed surprise a. tho
nI"u''S iuth. hul 'h" later rcIlirl.
" THIS point - Il valuable" our. Very
many insurance agents all over
the country. when they find A
customer rejected for thus cause. giv,
t!mslar advice. ami eventually ir
gut- til Insurance."
What are we Ia irirr from such
circumstances? Have shrcwd in
sUrLuCC men. as W II as other shrcwl
business mr'n, fnGnl tho secret an
swcr e Ia" enquiry l. il possible
that orr columns have been proclaim
IN, in the iu III Of advertisements.
what has proved a blcs ing in dis
Cuisc 10 millions, and vet hv many
Ignored a. an advert cement?
In files W. find thousands Of
strong testimonials for Warmers safe
cure, no two alike. which CpuI,I not
exist except upon a basis al truth :
indeed, they arr published under "A
guarantee III Si,OOO to any one who
will dISp-Ovc their correctness, and
this oiTcr has been standing, We arc
told, for more than four years.
Undoubtedly this artic =. which il
simply dealing out Justice, will hc
considered rs au advertisement and
hc rejected 10y many a such.
We have not space nor time To- GiI-
c'i~S IL" pIOi"Situu that a poor
thing could not succeed To- the extent
that this great T,mciy has ~surrrricl,
could not Dee, n" so popular without
merit even il pushed 10y q Vanderbilt
or an AstOr.
Hence We TAX" tEc liberty oftrIliug
our friends that il j. Il duty that they
" to themselves to investigate the
mnii"r and reflect carefully, for the
statements published are subject ,n
the rciuta'iun al the entire world.
None have rciu'"I them: on the
contrary hundreds oi thousands have
believed them and proved them true,
and in believing have found the
highc-t mcasI g uf satisfaction. that
which money cannot buy, and money
cannot take away.